Why Turkey Is Trying to Charm Israel
Jerusalem should press for the expulsion of Hamas.
November 9, 2022
Three Centuries Ago, Jewish Gravestones Were Used to Repair a Historic Landmark. In the 1960s, They Were Desecrated a Second Time
The columns of Ferrara.
In 1960, the Italian city of Ferrara undertook the renovation of the columns that flank the entrance to the ducal palace—which are among the city’s most important architectural landmarks. Workers soon discovered that one of the columns had been constructed using 36 fragments of local Jewish tombstones from the 16th and 17th centuries. Henry Abramson writes:
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Israel’s “First Religious Government” Presents New Opportunities, and Heightened Responsibilities
Ḥaredim can rise to the moment.
A Generation of Woke Activists Threatens to Destroy Jewish Organizations from Within
“We’re all just waiting to get fired.”
The Rich Past, and Promising Future, of the Middle East’s Date
Forget Iran. The red palm weevil could be the enemy that brings Israelis and Arabs together.
Three Centuries Ago, Jewish Gravestones Were Used to Repair a Historic Landmark. In the 1960s, They Were Desecrated a Second Time
The columns of Ferrara.